The Lopez Family
The Lopez family, long-time community residents, were renting a costly small apartment of $1200. Through us, they found a $70,000 fixer-upper within their budget. We helped give them affordable monthly payments $969, including insurance and taxes. which made homeownership attainable. They dedicated themselves to renovating their home, significantly increasing its value and positively impacting the area. Their success story now inspires other families to pursue homeownership dreams.
The Morales Family
The Morales family, recent immigrants from El Salvador, faced language barriers and financial constraints, making traditional home financing challenging. We provided a tailored financing plan for a $65,000 three-bedroom fixer-upper. They decided to pay more per month, making their mortgage about $1200, with insurance and taxes. They will pay it off in less than 9 years! The family worked tirelessly to renovate their home, creating a warm and inviting environment. Their efforts provided stability for their family and revitalized the neighborhood.
The Rivera Family
As recent immigrants, the Rivera family faced numerous obstacles in their quest for homeownership. We assisted them in purchasing a $78,000 home that needed extensive repairs. With our flexible financing options and guidance on cost effective renovations, they transformed the property into a beautiful family home. Mr. Rivera’s construction skills proved invaluable, and he has since started a small contracting business, helping other families in the neighborhood improve their homes.
The Gomez Family
The Martinez family, immigrants from Guatemala, saved for years to buy a $55,000 fixer-upper. With affordable financing and a flexible repayment plan, they renovated their home into a safe, nurturing environment for their children. They also made additions to their house and kept chickens to provide eggs for their neighbors. Their efforts improved their quality of life and rejuvenated the neighborhood, demonstrating the profound impact of accessible financing on community development and individual well-being